Ada Mats Installation

American made self adhesive truncated domes ada pads from ada sign depot.

Ada mats installation.

We ve provided long lasting replaceable cast in place tile dry or wet truncated dome mats and more to contractors engineers. Ada and california compliant self adhesive truncated domes for asphalt or concrete surfaces. No drilling or anchoring hardware required. Ada solutions llc has installed 18 000 000 square feet of our revolutionary cast in place replaceable panels.

Power bonding peel and stick truncated domes ada pads are easy and quick to install. The cast in place panel is delivered pre assembled with an extra heavy duty anchoring system specifically designed for easy insertion and. Ada solutions llc introduced this game changing replaceable system to the market in 2006. Installation surface must be dry and clean from oils contaminants dust dirt and debris.

Ada solutions products are uv. The redimat is the most installer friendly surface applied detectable warning on the market. Step safe ada detectable warning tiles and surface applied mats alert the disabled or visually impaired of approaching hazards particularly on sidewalks curbs subway and rail platforms along travel routes public buildings and other rights of way. A time tested and proven option.

Ada pads indicate curb edges and handicapped access areas in sidewalks walkways ad parking areas. Store mats at room temperature. Be removed without demolition of existing concrete and pouring of fresh concrete for new detectable warning panels installation. The ada mats installation process of cast in place is quick affordable and efficient for new concrete surfaces.

When upgrading an already existing concrete surface to include ada mats the surface applied technique is a quick and easy way to increase detectability decrease liability and comply with ada standards. Ada compliant warning pads also called truncated domes have raised bumps that are felt through the feet or when using a white cane to orient visually impaired individuals on their routes and to indicate right of way changes and traffic flow patterns.